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Female-Led Horror 'Shed' Wraps Production
30 Jun
Summary
- Psychological horror film 'Shed' recently wrapped in Nashville, Tennessee.
- The movie stars Amanda Righetti and William Mapother in a female-led cast.
- It follows a woman whose unresolved trauma haunts her from inside her body.
The psychological horror film "Shed" recently wrapped production in Nashville, Tennessee, featuring a notable cast including Amanda Righetti and William Mapother. Written by and starring Valerie Jane Parker, the movie is directed by Mila Vilaplana and centers on Becca, a successful but emotionally isolated woman whose unresolved trauma begins to haunt her from within her own body.
The film boasts a predominantly female creative team and is produced by two female-owned production companies, Preacher's Daughter Pictures and Dipsomania. This feature project is an expansion of Vilaplana and Parker's successful proof-of-concept short, which was recognized at ten film festivals. Sarah Haas produced the film, with Valerie Jane Parker, Chris Connor, and Cole Pendery serving as executive producers.
Director Mila Vilaplana described "Shed" as exploring "the intersection of grief, identity and the body through a distinctly female lens." Writer Valerie Jane Parker added that the story delves deeper into trauma and transformation, creating an intimate yet unsettling horror experience focused on grief, survival, and the body's memory.
